Table 2: Surgical procedures.

Procedure

n (%)

Valvular

108 (31.95)

Aortic valve replacement

33 (9.76)

Mitral valve replacement + tricuspid repair

23 (6.80)

Mitral valve replacement

20 (5.19)

Mitral and aortic valve replacement

12 (3.55)

Tricuspid valve replacement

7 (2.07)

Mitral valve replacement

+ coronary revascularization

6 (1.77)

Mitral, aortic, and tricuspid valve replacement

4 (1.18)

Valve conduit + coronary reimplantation

3 (0.88)

Isolated coronary artery bypass grafts

101 (29.88)

Off-pump coronary artery bypass

77 (76.25)

Single-vessel coronary artery bypass

8 (2.36)

Double-vessel coronary artery bypass

43 (12.72)

Triple-vessel coronary artery bypass

46 (13.60)

More than triple-vessel coronary artery bypass

4 (1.18)

Congenital anomalies

51 (15.08)

Atrial septal defect

24 (7.10)

Patent ductus arteriosus

7 (2.07)

Coarctation of the aorta

5 (1.47)

Ventricular septal defect

4 (1.18)

Tetralogy of Fallot

3 (0.88)

Ebstein’s anomaly

1 (0.29)

Other congenital anomalies

7 (2.07)

Miscellaneous

78 (23.07)

Pericardial window/resection

34 (10.05)

Thoracic aorta

23 (6.80)

Myxomas

6 (1.77)

Epicardial permanent pacemaker

5 (1.47)

Post-infarction ventricular septal rupture

3 (0.88)

Metastatic tumors

3 (0.88)

Stab wounds

2 (0.59)

Gunshot wounds

1 (0.29)

IV septum rupture + free wall rupture due to MI

1 (0.29)

Aortic clamp time, mean ± SD

88.7 ± 43.4

Extracorporeal circulation time, mean ± SD

118.88 ± 54.4

Patients who died

37/338 (10.95)